A new $500 plan and Dots kicked off our disappointment with OpenAI's DevDay
00:00 OpenAI Dev Day
07:31 T3 Code & Claude Code
20:51 Orchestration V2
30:03 Autoresearch & agent workflows
47:18 AI pricing & API costs
1:19:16 Claude Code & T3 updates
1:35:13 Opus 5.5 vs. GPT-6.1
1:54:24 Dots & proactive AI
2:01:59 More Dev Day features
2:11:30 Grok in Tesla
Started out thinking I was gonna make a video on Dots and my issues with them, but kinda ended up just talking about "personal assistant" agents generally
TL;DR: grok bot is the best one by far. Muse is good, but if ur reading this post it's not for u, and Dots needs work
A lot of people have been asking me “how do I actually use 6 Claude subs and 3 Codex subs?” I got drunk as I tried to explain it.
IMO this is one of my best videos ever. Early apologies if it gets you banned 💀
My vid on Opus 5.5 and GPT 6.1 Sol:
- Sol 6.1 is miles better than 6.0, it's worth trying out & the price is nuts
- Opus 5.5 is the best Claude model in a very long time
Opus 5.5 is so good it finally got us to agree on something.
0:00 Intro
3:18 GPT-6 Sol & Luna
14:58 Grok 4.7
38:47 Jev explained
52:48 Why model routing fails
1:05:06 Opus 5.5
1:26:17 Pricing & usage limits
1:34:23 Building games with Opus
1:41:10 Porting TypeScript to Rust
1:48:57 Agent workflows & testing
I wanted the speed of dwm with the comforts of a full desktop. So I built it.
dwm-titus: Fedora, automatic tiling, a settings UI, and an offline installer.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
Recently I was working on something with Astra and it implemented a Swift app, with a BE server also in Swift.
It worked fine, but I'm not a Swift guy so I had it rewrite the BE in TS
After that went perfectly, I've been thinking a lot more about the stuff that kinda doesn't matter as much anymore
Programming languages, libraries, formatters, etc. All of it feels pretty effortless to switch in/out and I just don't care as much as I did before.
Wanted to try and go over this in a video, as well as talk a bit about why I don't cover things like Svelte nearly as much as I used to (when I'm using it now more than ever)
Elon, Sam, and Dario all agree about the potential end of the world… but do Theo and Ben?
2:53 New iPhones
22:24 Apple and Carriers
32:38 Astra’s Reliability
47:55 Codex Usage and Caching
1:19:44 Anthropic Resignation
1:38:38 Pacing the Frontier
1:40:02 Embedded AI Evaluators
1:43:10 The Hugging Face Hack
2:02:29 React Native Debate
2:09:18 Fast Inference Tradeoffs
2:12:40 Democratic AI Coordination
2:18:22 China and Global Pacing
Dario, Elon, and Sam Altman all of a sudden agree that we need to pace the frontier
I don't believe them, I don't trust their reasons... and here's why
I went coffeezilla and did a whole whiteboard to show you why
Is AI doom about protecting the public, protecting profits, or a little of both?
I break down the incentives behind AI fear, why companies like OpenAI and Anthropic might welcome regulation, and how cheaper open-weight and local models could challenge their business models.